SEENET-MTP

The present general convention concerning academic and scientific cooperation is established between the Faculty of Science and Mathematics, University of Nis, represented by its dean, Prof. Dr. Dragan Djordjevic, on one side, and the Physics Department, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, represented by its president, Prof. Dr. Constantinos Manolikas on the other side.

On behalf of SEENET-MTP Network agreement was signed by Prof. Dr. Goran Djordjevic, executive director of the Network, and Prof. Dr. Argyris Nikolaidis, memeber of Executive committee of the Network.

Series of Lectures by Dr. Suresh Nampuri (Arnold Sommerfeld Center for Theoretical Physics Mathematical Physics; String Theory, Munich, Germany)

“Black Hole Counting in String Theory”

Date: Tuesday, 27th April, 2010 at 12:15h,

Place: Small Hall (I floor), Faculty of Science, Visegradska 33, Nis

Abstract: I will try to explore some aspects, difficulties and successes of entropy counting of extremal black holes in string theories with 16 supercharges and try to give an over view of the same. (more…)

In order to support Member States of the South Eastern European (SEE) Region in defining their policies for science, the UNESCO Office in Venice has initiated a mapping of research centres established in the area. The database created, shall provide the knowledge of basic indicators related to the research centres and institutions in an attempt to acknowledge, on the one side, quality research undertaken in the region in basic and engineering sciences (BES) and related scientific fields, and, on the other side, the potential of the research centres and institutes to take an active part in regional and international scientific cooperation.

SEE Mathematics & Physics e-Survey can be here.

The meeting sponsored by the Venice Office, the Ministry of Science and Technological Development (Serbia) and in collaboration with the Southeastern European Network in Mathematical and Theoretical Physics (SEE MTP), was held at the Regional Centre for Professional Development of Educators, in Niš.

It was a venue for scientific exchange and learning among scientists and as well as the launching platform of the Venice Office the launching platform of the Venice Office initiative for the mapping of research centres/institutes in mathematics and physics established in the Region. This database will provide broader insights in the fields of sciences and their sub-disciplines. In particular, the research quality and infrastructures as well as the inherent potentialities to advance scientific network process and scientific cooperation in the Region.

Download UNESCO Venice Newsletter – Issue #1 2010.